Wisconsin Students Declare Moratorium on Antiwar Rallies
Hundreds rallied on a 33,000 student Madison campus as Chancellor H. Edwin Young ordered police to disperse unauthorised assemblies. Teargas filled the air amid day-night disturbances, with at least 15 arrests and six treated for teargas effects.
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University of Wisconsin
Madison
H. Edwin Young
Irvin Drach Jr
Marshfield
Drach
Roberta Schwartz
Auburn
Maine
University
Federal
Kent State
Stevens Point State University
Stevens Point
Oshkosh State University
Fires Threaten Copeland And Big Cypress Reservation
Four wildfires in the Big Cypress Swamp and nearby areas endanger the Seminole Reservation and the town of Copeland as two thirds of Florida faces explosive fire conditions. Seminole leaders report about 6 000 acres burned on the reservation while crews from the state fight 10 000 acre blazes near Copeland and southern edges of the reserve.
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Big Cypress Swamp
Fla
Copeland
Florida Peninsula
Big Cypress
Fort Lauderdale
Kem Blacker
Connie Ryan
Wallace Risher
Department of Interior
Hendry County
Risher
Andrew Jackson
Ocala National Forest
van Murphy
Okeechobee
Florida
Protesters Arrests Rock Campus Demonstrations Across DC
Protestors claim rough treatment by officers as about 50 dissidents were arrested late Wednesday after mass protests at American University and the University of Maryland. Many embraced jail as a symbol of commitment while marching toward Congress, with festival tones and songs amid the oratory.
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American University
University of Maryland
Congress
Reagan Accuses Press of Privacy Invasion Over Tax Report
Gov. Ronald Reagan condemns reporters for publishing that he did not pay a state income tax, calling the leak illegal and an invasion of privacy. Officials say his returns were not taken and the confidential data source remains unknown.
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Sacramento
Calif
Ronald Reagan
Capitol
Reagan
Sacramento State College
KERS
Rosemary King
Franchise Tax Board
George Nelson
Jess Unruh
City assistance study outlines June review and October zoning update
An assistance firm will review the city procedures on processing and records in June and prepare an instructional manual for developers staff and planning commissioners. A July annexation report and an October zoning ordinance recommendation are planned with Wednesday night attendees Baum Richard Bauer Bollen Mrs Angie Patti Mrs Hansen Baker and Gilbertson present.
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Planning Commission
Baum
Richard Bauer
Bollen
Angie Patti
Hansen
Baker
Gilbertson
Speeding Citation Granted Continuance in Harker Case
David T. Harker, 25, of Hartsburg received a continuance until Wednesday on a speeding ticket issued Sunday on Illinois 47 at Southmore Road by Deputy Sheriff Charles Marketti in magistrate court.
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David T. Harker
Hartsburg
Illinois 47
Southmore Road
Charles Marketti
Edwin Thompson Fined For No City Sticker
Edwin Thompson 46 of 1306 Lisbon St paid 10 dollars plus 5 costs for a city sticker violation in the 900 block of Liberty St on April 26. Policeman Harold Carlson issued the ticket.
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Liberty St
Edwin Thompson
Lisbon St
Harold Carlson
Hollmeyer Receives Combat Infantryman Badge in Vietnam
Service Army Spec. 4 John H Hollmeyer 21 son of Mr and Mrs Bill Hollmeyer 301 Railroad St Gardner recently earned the Combat Infantryman Badge while serving as an infantryman with Company A 3D Battalion 21st Infantry Americal Division 196th Brigade Capt Timothy L Beck on duty as aircraft maintenance officer with the Third Tactical Fighter Wing at Kunsan AB Korea Beck a Vietnam veteran came from Naha AB Okinawa to Korea after graduating Copley High School and North Central College Naperville 1967 He is married to Janet Beck daughter of Gordon Gregg living at 214 W North St with their two sons Gregg and Byron 7 months Becks parents are J Franklin Beck Akron Ohio.
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Army
John HU H. Hollmeyer
Bill Hollmeyer
Railroad St
Gardner
Vietnam
Spec. Hollmeyer
21St Infantry
Timothy L. Beck
Third Tactical Fighter Wing
Kunsan AB
Republic of Korea
Beck
Yellow Sea
Seoul
Naha AB
Okinawa
Copley (Ohio
North Central College
Naperville
Lackland Afb
Tex
Janet
Gordon G. Gregg
W. North St
Korea
Gregg
Byron
Capt. Beck
J. Franklin Beck
Akron
Ohio
Stocks RISE Moderately As Market Stabilizes
New York blue chip stocks edged higher in a largely flat session. The noon Dow Jones industrial average rose 3.03 to 942.95 as NYSE declines outpaced advances, reflecting cautious optimism after initial declines tied to international monetary stress and European central banks reducing dollar support.
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NEW York
New York Stock Exchange
Fear Craze as 31 Dead in Quebec Cave-In
In St. Jean Vie nney Quebec a landslide buried 42 cottages in a mud crater 2 000 feet wide and 100 feet deep. By daybreak five bodies were recovered with 26 missing and 1 200 evacuated to shelters in nearby towns. Rescue teams searched debris as residents recalled the disaster during a hockey final telecast.
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Jean-Yves Changnon
Quebec City
Saguenay
Mon Calm Laforge
Laforge
Kenogami
Jonquiere
Blue Chip Index Finishes Slightly Up
The blue chip indicator turned around and closed with a slight gain as the industrial average rose 1.47 points.
Senate Committee Clears Nonpublic School Aid Bills
Illinois Senate education committee approves private school aid bills for 30 million dollars to be dispensed by the state superintendent. Measures target aid to private elementary and secondary students and require parity with public school funding for poverty families. Opponents warn of segregation risks while supporters cite public savings when private schools fail.
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Senate
Springfield
Ill
Illinois Senate Education Committee
House Education Committees
Illinois Superintendent of Public Instruction
House
Richard Newhouse
Chicago
Robert Cherry
Illinois
Guilty Plea in 1969 Chicago Draft Office Raid
John J. Phillips 27 of Roxbury Mass pleaded guilty to participating in the raid on Chicago's main draft office, part of the Chicago 15. Judge Edwin A Robson ordered a pre sentencing investigation. Phillips surrendered to the FBI Monday as one of four fugitives from the 1969 South Side raid.
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Chicago
Edwin A. Robson
U.S. District Court
John J. Phillips
Phillips
Chicago 15
Selective Service
Roxbury
Mass
FBI
South Side
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